DLA Piper Africa, Senegal (Geni & Kebe) is frequently instructed by state and non-state institutions, multinational companies, SMEs, and intergovernmental organisations for contract drafting, representation in negotiations, legal audits, project development and implementation, as well as arbitration and litigation. The firm boasts strong capabilities across the full range of corporate, tax and IPT matters, finance and projects, real estate, and dispute resolution. It has sector expertise in energy and natural resources, also handles employment and immigration matters, and mandates in newer areas such as fintech and artificial intelligence. Key practitioners include seasoned arbitrator Mouhamed Kebe and litigation practice head Mohamed Dieng.
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Testimonials
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- 'Deep understanding of the legal framework in Senegal and other countries in the region.'
- 'Very professional and customer-oriented.'
- 'They really work together as a team. For some sensitive cases, I know they bring together different lawyers to ensure they have a holistic view and understanding of the case.'
- 'Great in their areas of speciality.'
- ‘The team is responsive and accommodating.’
Key clients
- Vait
- Sf Capital
- Air Consulting
- General Electric International Operation Senegal (Geio)
- Senegalese American Bilingual School (SABS)
- Willis Towers Watson (WTW)
- Islamic Corporation Development
- Mastercard Foundation
- Asco Llc Senegal
- Faranani Doc Tech
- Electricity Regulatory Authority– Arse
- Citrico
Lawyers
Leading partners
The strongest partners in their field, leading on market-leading deals and endorsed by peers and clients alike.
Next Generation Partners
Junior partners with significant recognition from clients and peers in the market and key roles on multiple matters.
Practice head
Mouhamed Kebe; Mohamed Abdallah Dieng; Boubacar Diakite; Yankhoba Ndiaye; Mouhamadou Bassirou Balde; Mame Ngone Sow; Mbaye Seck; Francky Lukanda